What is recorded here

Be Ready (prob.) is a largely intact wooden fishing vessel lost in 1979, resting 84 metres deep off County Down. Its measured anomaly spans 21 by 10 by 8.3 metres, large enough to hold decks, cabins and the sudden weight of a sea that no longer answers. The ship is still there, waiting for someone strong enough to be ready.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Be Ready (prob.) as Motor fishing vessel. It was lost in 1979. Recorded depth: 84m. Recorded condition: Largely intact wooden hulled wreck. Anomaly = 21 X 10 X 8.3m.

A wooden-hulled motor fishing vessel, *Be Ready*, was lost in 1979 off Northern Ireland, lying in 84m of water as a largely intact wreck. The vessel, measuring approximately 21 X 10 X 8.3m, was likely part of the post-war expansion of the Irish Sea fishing fleet.

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